Medieval chapel.


The site was investigated by the Manx Archaeological Survey (1915). It is now somewhat difficult to understand on account of the various trenches left open by the Survey.


The keeill lies towards the southern end of the enclosure. Paving stones marking a short path lead to the doorway of the chapel, located towards the west end of the south wall of the chapel, which was found to be orientated almost east-west, and to have measured internally 4.6 by 2.1m. The walls survived only to the height of only two or three courses, and substantial portions had slipped out of place. Collapsed material obscured the outer faces of the walls. The altar did not survive, although its base could still be seen, measuring 1 by 0.6m.